P T A Elects and Plans Summer Activities
Mrs C re-elected president at P T A annual election held Monday night at Pington School. Officials named included Mrs Sarah vice president Miss Dar tmour secretary and Ethel Wallace treasurer. A health program speaker Mrs Sarah Robinson highlighted a preschool round-up and a bulbs drive was organized with community donations and a Washington trip proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pington
Sarah Ice
Dartmour
Act
Ethel Wallace
Sarah Robinson
Holzer Pool of Nursing
Tion
C. E. Holan
Inter-Class Meet Set by Gallia Academy Officials
The April 13 inter-class track and field events at the Gallia Academy School will be held at the fairgrounds. Winners in running and field events will be recognized. coaches are coordinating with LIS and the high school for scheduling and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIS
Gallia Aca
Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Weight Loss
An old advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a cure to reduce fat areas like hips and chin. It claims quick results with a daily dose and features testimonials of lasting lifestyle joy and money satisfaction after starting the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drug Co. McKee Drug Drugstore
Kruschen Saltsay
Wellston and Jackson to clash in tri angular meet
Wellston and Jackson athletes prepare for a triangular meet on April 22 at an adjacent venue, highlighting district rivalries and team results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston and
Jackson
Bank Stolen Funds Paid to Insurance Company
Findlay authorities paid 4509 dollars to the insurance company protecting First National Bank deposits after the $12795.99 theft. William Jones, 34, one of three bank robbers, faced hospital expenses request from City Solicitor Fred Hover. Insurer to review settlement and hospital costs before Jones’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Findlay
William Jones
First National Bank
C. C. Ingels
Fred Hover
Jones
Ingels
Union Service Tonight in Gallipolis at First Baptist
Gallipolis churches plan a union communion service at 7 30 tonight in the First Baptist Church with Rev. George Sagan officiating. Special music is arranged. Seven pastors from churches in Gallia County join Good Friday services from noon to 8 pm at First Presbyterian Church with the theme Seven Words of the Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
First Baptist Church
George Sagan
Gal- Na
First Presbyterian Church
Steamers Fleishman and Lane Tow Barges to Kanawha Mines
Gallipolis reports Julius Fleishman and D T Lane of Hatfield Campbells Creek Coal Co passing upriver with a tow of barges for Kanawha River mines. The two steamers were lashed together. United States Steamer Iroquois stopped here yesterday en route to Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Julius Fleishman
D. T. Lane
Hatfield Campbell's Creek Coal Company
Kanawha
United States
Iroquois
Huntington
Beer flows into West Virginia from Gallipolis truck
The town of Gallipolis reported a truck carrying 400 cases of beer awaiting entry into West Virginia as beer became legal there. A second truck reportedly rushed toward Charleston with a heavy load, using a local garage as storage the night before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
West Virginia
Charleston
Dewitt Shipped to State Hospital and Facemier Held on Lunacy Charge
Gallipolis reports Augustus Dewitt of Harrison Township, 81, was transported to Athens State Hospital by deputies How ard Gates and H B Wood on Wednesday. Gilbert Facemier, 26, of near Clipper MIN, was taken into custody on a warrant charging lunacy yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Augustus Dewitt
Harrison Township
Athens State Hospital
Howard Gates
H. B. Wood
Gilbert Facemier
Near Clipper Min
Reroofing Underway on Wagner Building in Gallipolis
Workmen reroof the business building owned by Paul Wagner at the corner of Second Avenue and Court Street in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Paul Wagner
Second Avenue and
Court Street
Local Health News From Gallipolis Hospital
Gallipolis residents report several minor medical procedures. Margaret Moore was admitted to Holzer Hospital for a minor operation. Eugene Romaine had a tonsil operation. J W Hill was discharged after a minor operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Margaret Moore
Holzer Hospital
Eugene Romaine
J. W. Hill
Gallia Academy to Present Good Friday Music
Special religious music for Good Friday and Easter will be performed at Gallia Academy High School Friday morning. Ruth Sawyer, the music supervisor, is arranging the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Assembly of Gallia Academy High School
Ruth Sawyer
Ohio man tied to $10 bill counterfeit ring indicted
Emil Morehouse named with 11 others as members of a counterfeit ring making ten dollar bills. Indictment handed up by the Federal Grand Jury at Cincinnati. Morehouse formerly lived in Bidwell and now resides in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Emil Morehouse
Ohio
Federal Grand Jury
Cincinnati
Bidwell
Columbus
City to close most businesses for Good Friday observance
Virtually all enterprises in Gallipolis will shut for one hour Friday afternoon in observance of Good Friday. Churches will hold union services at the First Presbyterian Church with a one hour closure for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
First Presbyterian Church
Local families gather for weekend visits across Athens area
Numerous households from Athens Coolville and Dutch Ridge hosted relatives and friends Sunday through Friday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs D Swartz Lennie Sharp Runnion Allen Gaston Archer Barnhill and many others visiting kin such as the Runnions Calloways Brandeberry Murphy McKinley and Williams in small town exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Clark
D. Swartz
Lennie Sharp
Troy Grange
R. L. Sharp
Glen
Robert Runnion
Coolville
L. H. Allen
Ralph
John Gaston
John Archer
Athens
L. T. Runnion
Harold
Herman Abbart
Little Hocking
John Barnhill
Carl
Dutch Ridge
Esmond Brandeberry
Amos Hixon
Willow Creek
Herman Ahart
Roy Runnion
Robert
Parkersburg
Ores Swartz
Runnion
Ralph Calloway
Dorothea Watkins
Bay
Amenville
J. Runnion
Lennie
T. Runnion
Edward Chevalier
Evelyn
Social Guests Fill Weekends in Coolville Area
Mr and Mrs O L Davia hosted a range of visitors including Mattie Minard and Carrie Gain near Coolville. Lydia Wildman from New England WV stayed with Catherine Boyes, followed by a series of Sunday visits at multiple homes, featuring the Swishers, Gastons, Ackleys, McKinleys, and Lawrence families with local kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Davia
Mattie Minard
Coolville
Carrie Gain
Tuppers Plains
John Archer
Lydia Wildman
New England
W. Va
Catherine Boyes
Boggs
Ola
Myrtle Murphy
Raymond Boggs
Betty
Calvin
Oden John
Frank Lawrence
E. A. Miller
Aldo McKinley
H. R. Watkins
W. A. Barnhill
Emmett Swisher
Iona Glen
Harold
Lelia Brandeberry
Albert McKinley
Elizabeth
Marion Rosettte Defenbaugh
Columbus
R. L. Sharp
Marion
Zaleski Mourns Mrs Mary Schall with Funeral at St Sylvester
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Schall were held at St Sylvester Church. She died Monday evening at her daughter Mary Tinker's home where she had lived since her husband Philip Schall died. Surviving daughters include Mia Walsh Dayton Lina Mary Tinker and Katherine Bighouse. Relatives note further local obituaries and community notices.
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Mary Schall
St. Sylvesters Church
Schall
Mary Tinker
Philip Schall
Mia
Lina Walsh
Dayton
Katherine Bighouse
Luther McKibben
Columbus
Emily King
Pleasant Valley
Stanley
Albany
Anna Greathouse
Margaret
Lulu Webb
Athens
Ranger
Bromley
Garnet Kendall
James G. McKibben
Ohio University
Ira L Egieberry
Florence Hartman
Raymond Pennell
A. H. Hayes
Vernon Pennell
Zaleski
R. H. Thomas
John Powers
Clara Dorst
Frank
John W. Atkinson
Mandan
N. D
George E. Atkinson
Atkinson
Masonic Lodge
Lily Daft
Modern Medicine Offer Twenty Juices Trial Bottle
An advertisement claims a trial bottle of a medicine named Twenty Juices costs 2 cents after noting a 7 percent success rate. It targets those with health concerns and promises a first bottle at a reduced price to encourage continued use. The regular full size price is listed as 51 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty Juicers Co
Columbus
Family Ties Highlight Local Obituary Details
William Dawson of Nelsonville and Mrs. James McKibben of Zaleski are nieces, while H. V. Atkinson of McArthur is a nephew of the deceased. Surviving immediate family includes the widow, three daughters and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dawson
Nelsonville
James McKibben
Zaleski
H. V. Atkinson
McArthur
Atkinson
Local Guests Visit Family and Friends Across Town
Hebbardsville Mrs C Wingo and son Gil bert Vernon spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Coe at Strouds Run. Recent visitors included Mr and Mrs Clyde Willard and son from Guysville and William Davis of Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. ©. Wingo
Gilbert Vernon
Samuel Coe
Strouds Run
Harry Davis
Clyde Willard
Guysville
William Davis
Stewart
Howard Dowler
Belington
W. Va
A. W. Hudnell
Alonzo Hudnell
A. A. Brown
New Asbury
Wilbur Elder
Howard Hawk
Sabina
Harry Hawk
Congressmen Defend Ohio Coal Rates in Washington
Ohio's congressional delegation urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to uphold intrastate coal freight rates. They argued Ohio operators are receiving a fair share and the differential is equitable, according to Congressman Lamneck, amid challenges from operators in other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lamneck
Utilities Firm Fights Light Plant Building
Hearing began here on an injunction suit to prevent construction of a municipal light and power plant in Oberlin. The action was filed by the Ohio Electric Power Company, Insull subsidiary, which furnishes both elec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyria
U.P
Oberlin
Ohio Electric Power Company
Insull
Elec
Company seeks injunction against 250000 bond for plant
A city utility company asks a court to enjoin the 250000 bond issue approved for the construction of a new electric and gas plant, arguing the measure was improperly adopted and requires legal review before funding proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tricity and Gas
Ohio Edison declares about ten percent dividends
Akron report shows Ohio Edison paid dividends totaling about 10 percent on its capitalization of 44 1,200 dollars for the year ending March 31, according to the company annual report released here.
Fight Against Drill Won After Two Years
Columbus April 13 A two year fight for exemption from compulsory military drill at Ohio State University on conscientious objection grounds was won by C B Hart Madison a Methodist student The Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church supported the case since September 1081 with a committee led by Bishop Edgar Blake to secure respect for Methodist teachings on war and peace at Ohio State University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
C. B. Hart
Madison
Mart
Ohio Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hart
Edgar Blake
Detroit
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Washington Raing
Lars
Ty Fairgrounds
Coachers
Yver
A. Perris
Union Service
Prince Albert Tobacco
Prince Albert
Armand
Dr. West
Ocolgate
Lottridge
T Maynard
Eo Juices
W. Union St
Hebbardsville
Akron
Ohio Edison
Drill
Costelier
Low Brothers
Lows Brothers
Carpenter Hardware Co
Ee AS
New York
Chillicothe
Miles
OW. RT
Tae
Goodyear
Ipular
Anu Up
Goodyear Pathfinder
West Union St. Athens
Luckoff
Belgium
Ideal
Chambray
Black Rock
Hope Muslin
Cretomne
Tiatistes
Axminster
Ovid
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